Have you ever uploaded a photo to the Internet, Facebook, Instagram or Flickr?
If so, you'll probably want to read this, because the rules on who can exploit your work have now changed radically, overnight.
UK Government passes "Instagram Act" - All your photos could be used by everyone now...
Link - http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/04/29 ... _landgrab/
And - http://www.bitterwallet.com/government- ... -now/64619
If you don't want anyone using your photographs you are advised to clearly watermark any images that you post online.
changes to UK copyright law
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Re: changes to UK copyright law
http://www.ephotozine.com/article/enter ... sent-21860
It seems Ocober 2013 is the date when everything changes. Nobody wants to pay for creative work any more, but it seems we either withdraw everything and become hermits or grin and bear it. I'm not planning on making any changes to what I do for the forseeable future.
It seems Ocober 2013 is the date when everything changes. Nobody wants to pay for creative work any more, but it seems we either withdraw everything and become hermits or grin and bear it. I'm not planning on making any changes to what I do for the forseeable future.
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Re: changes to UK copyright law
hi paul, as i am new to posting my pictures online and just read your posting about watermarking your prints for online viewing i have just been playing on photoshop cs5 and from now on they will be watermarked.
thanks
michael
thanks
michael
